Good ol Faux News. Thought they had gone away.
- Nuggler ... What an extraordinarily ignorant thing to say! In actual fact, Fox News has once again in 2012 and for the 11tgh consecutive year blonw away the cable news competition that is the real faux news presented by the left leaning liberal news channels that are so obviously in the tank for and reaqdy to lie and obfuscate and distort and demonize for Obama and the Democrats that no serious person takes their unbalanced and bogus bunk disguised as news seriously.
- Just so you won't come across quite as ignorantly next time with the people here who are informed, here is the data clearly showing Fox News remarkable domination of cable news again in 2012. If you happen to be susceptible to facts, stats and reason - unlike so many of the left retards here - this might even cause you to think again as to which news newworks are really consistently pitching faux news consistent with an ideoloogical agenda.
December
2012
FOX NEWS CHANNEL DOMINATES CABLE NEWS VIEWERSHIP FOR 11th CONSECUTIVE YEAR
FNC Ranks #3 in Basic Cable Prime Time for 2012
FOX News Channel (FNC) continued to dominate in 2012 as the most-watched cable news channel among both total viewers and Adults 24-54 for the 11
th consecutive year, according to Nielsen Media Research. FNC will complete the year with the top 11 programs in total viewership, marking FNC’s second highest-rated delivery ever in total viewers for both Prime Time and Total Day.
Among basic cable networks, FNC ranked third in Prime Time viewership, behind only USA Network and ESPN while eclipsing CNN and MSNBC which rank 29
th and 19
th, respectively. In Total Day, FNC was fourth among all cable networks, while CNN was 31
st and MSNBC ranked 24
th.
In Prime Time, FNC continued its ratings supremacy by besting CNN, MSNBC and HLN
combined in total viewers with an average of 2,071,000 (up 11%) compared to CNN’s 670,000 (down 3%) and MSNBC’s 913,000 (up 18%). In 25-54 demo, FNC surpassed CNN and MSNBC, clocking in 431,000 viewers (up 1%) while CNN averaged 219,000 (down 1%) and MSNBC averaged 290,000 (up 20%).
In Total Day, FNC commanded the lead in cable news for both categories with an average of 1,158,000 in total viewers (up 8%). Meanwhile, CNN notched 408,000 (down 15%), which nearly matched MSNBC’s 498,000 (up 15%). In the key demographic, FNC delivered 276,000 (up 1%) compared to CNN’s 131,000 (down 18%) and MSNBC’s 166,000 (up 12%).
Also, FNC claimed the top 11 programs in cable news based on total viewers and eight of the top 10 programs in Adults 25-54. FNC’s
The O’Reilly Factor was the top ranked show in both total viewers (2,973,000) and Adults 25-54 (578,000). Rounding out the top five programs in total viewers include:
Hannity (2,299,000);
Special Report with Bret Baier (1,950,000);
On The Record with Greta Van Susteren (1,867,000) and
The Five (1,830,000). In the key demographic, the remaining top ranked programs are:
Hannity (503,000);
On the Record with Greta Van Susteren (413,000);
FOX Report with Shepard Smith (390,000) and
Special Report with Bret Baier (389,000).
FNC’s key daytime news programming was up across the board. In addition, FNC’s signature morning show
Fox & Friends and the late night show
Red Eye delivered their highest-rated year ever in total viewers.
The O’Reilly Factor, FOX & Friends and
America’s Newsroom all ranked number onein all of basic cable within their individual time slots